TRAUMA-INFORMED PERSPECTIVES AND PRACTICES FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING IN GERONTOLOGY
2024

Trauma-Informed Teaching in Gerontology

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Author Information

Author(s): Jennifer Sasser

Primary Institution: Portland Community College

Hypothesis

How can trauma-informed perspectives enhance teaching and learning in gerontology?

Conclusion

The study emphasizes the importance of integrating trauma-informed practices into gerontology education to better prepare students for working with older adults.

Supporting Evidence

  • Trauma-informed approaches can enhance the educational experience for students in gerontology.
  • Educators need to be aware of trauma's impact on students and their learning.

Takeaway

This study shows that understanding trauma can help teachers better support students who will work with older people.

Methodology

The study involves sharing an initiative to infuse trauma-informed perspectives into the gerontology curriculum.

Participant Demographics

Educators and students in social gerontology programs.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1093/geroni/igae098.0174

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